Part 2/6:
Tools for the Public or Tools for Control?
Current methods of crowd control have been integrated into the urban landscape, concealed under the guise of public safety, yet they carry implications far beyond their intended use. Devices capable of emitting high-decibel sounds—up to 150 decibels—could potentially manipulate individuals on a neural level. This raises significant concerns regarding what other forms of invasive technology might be deployed against unsuspecting individuals. If a specific frequency can be universally replicated, the potential for widespread mental influence grows alarmingly plausible.